This talk introduces a new Frida frontend for macOS and iOS, designed as an interactive, persistent environment for exploring live processes.
It supports local and remote targets, long-lived sessions that survive crashes, and saved documents you can return to later. Built around this core model are a REPL, a code tracer, a powerful editor with completion and inline documentation, a persistent notebook, package management, and built-in collaboration.
We’ll walk through the motivation and architecture behind the frontend, and demo how a more stateful, GUI-driven approach opens up new workflows for dynamic instrumentation—without naming names (yet).
